Dr Myles Munroe's Sermons 🎵🎶

Three(3) Principles Of Relationships/Marriages - Dr. Myles Munroe 1. You Should Never Say A Negative Word To A Woman. ▪︎ You can think negative word about your wife, but you should never say them. A woman can say any kind of negative word to a man, it doesn't affect him. 2. Women Don't Hear Words, They Experience Words. ▪︎ He's your husband, he's not treating you right at home.... He's telling you negative things(you are crazy, stupid, fat, ugly)..... She goes to work, and a guy said, "you are beautiful, fine, wonderful". She's having a bad experience at home, so going to work is a pleasure for her because she can't wait to see that guy everyday who gives her another experience. It's important to be careful with what you say to another Man's wife! 3. If you are married, you shouldn't let anybody tell your wife more good things than you tell her every morning before she leaves the house because if she gets more experiences with other men than she gets from you, you are in danger! ▪︎ The tragedy is that we are ignorant of these principles and so we don't know why we cause problems. Sometimes, a man will end up having sex with a woman he doesn't love. He loves his wife, but he's been talking to this woman saying the wrong things at the wrong level. Imagine a husband married to a woman, telling another woman, " you are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen(she experience that she is better and important than your wife) and that is dangerous because only his wife is supposed to hear that. You must never tell a woman anything that makes her more important than your wife.

The 5 Crucial Questions of Self-Discovery According to Dr. Munroe, you cannot truly know who you are until you can answer these five fundamental questions: 1. Who am I? (Identity) – Understanding that your value comes from your Creator, not your culture or your past. 2. Where am I from? (Source) – Recognizing that you came from God, meaning you possess His inherent potential. 3. Why am I here? (Purpose) – Finding the specific problem you were born to solve. 4. What am I capable of doing? (Potential) – Realizing that your ability is determined by your source (God), making your capacity limitless. 5. Where am I going? (Destiny) – Having a clear vision for your future based on your purpose. 4 Principles for Unlocking Your True Identity 1. Purpose Precedes Creation Before a manufacturer builds a car, they decide its purpose (e.g., to transport heavy cargo or race at high speeds). Only after the purpose is defined do they design the engine and body. In the same way, God defined your purpose before He woven you together. Your gender, your race, your natural talents, and even the era you were born into are perfectly suited to the assignment you are meant to fulfill. You are wrapped in the exact packaging your purpose requires. 2. Turn Your Passions and Frustrations into Clues How do you find this hidden purpose? Dr. Munroe taught that your design leaves clues: - What do you love? What activities give you endless energy and joy? - What frustrates you? Anger or deep dissatisfaction with a specific societal issue is often a divine indicator that you are the solution to that problem. 3. Die Empty The ultimate goal of self-discovery is to fully deploy your potential before your time on Earth is up. True success is not measured by what you accumulate, but by what you pour out. Self-discovery is the process of mining that inner wealth so that you can leave the world empty of your potential, but full of your legacy. 4. Guard Your Environment A seed has the potential to become a massive tree, but if you leave it on a concrete floor, it will die a seed. It requires the right soil, water, and sunlight. To discover and grow into your true self, you must place yourself in the right environment. You must disconnect from toxic relationships, limiting beliefs, and cultures that demand conformity, and instead surround yourself with people, books, and environments that demand your growth. "The greatest tragedy in life is not death, but a life without a purpose." — Dr. Myles Munroe To discover yourself is to realize that you are an answer to a question the world is asking. Stop looking at others to define your value. Look inward to your design, and look upward to your Source.

Sin VS Iniquity

THIS IS WHAT YOU EXPECT IN YOUR JOURNEY TO YOUR DESTINY - Opposition before affirmation — the people closest to you may attack your dream before anyone celebrates it. - Isolation before elevation — God will often move you away from familiar ground to prepare you for what's ahead. - Process before promise — you'll walk through pits and prisons the vision never showed you. - Discomfort before delivery — like carrying a child in a womb, the vision will cost you before it produces anything. - Faith before understanding — you'll rarely see the full plan, you'll see only the destination, and you'll have to trust it anyway. I wish you well in your journey🙏

7 Ways to Fulfil Your Purpose Purpose is not something you accidentally discover. It is something you intentionally develop through growth, discipline, and consistency. Inspired by the timeless teachings of Dr. Myles Munroe, here are 7 powerful ways to fulfil your purpose: 1️⃣ Discover who you are in God 2️⃣ Find your God-given assignment 3️⃣ Develop your potential 4️⃣ Overcome your limitations 5️⃣ Add value to others 6️⃣ Walk in discipline and consistency 7️⃣ Build a legacy that outlives you Your purpose is bigger than making money. It is about impact, service, and becoming who you were created to be. Every great achievement starts with clarity of purpose. What step are you currently taking to fulfil your purpose?